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UttaratantraSublime Continuum of Mahayana 011606

by: Ven. Geshe Ngawang Dakpa

Publication date: 2006-01-16

Topics: Buddhism, Tibetan Buddhism, Philosophy, Mahayana, Maitreya, Mahayana Uttara Tantra Shastra, Meditation, Bodhicitta, Wisdom, Emptiness, Geshe Dakpa, Guru, Three Jewels, Refuge, Mind, 9 Analogies, 10 Realization

UttaratantraSublime Continuum of Mahayana

I bow to the one who, with no beginning, middle or end, has a serene stillness and is clear-minded and fully evolved, who became clear from his own aspects and once clear, shows fearless, constant paths of the mind to bring realisation to those with no realisation
One of the major texts studied in all traditions of Tibetan Buddhism, Maitreyas Sublime Continuum clarifies the meaning of our Buddha potential, in particular the emptiness of the mind that allows evolution to a state of complete enlightenment. Elucidating on the root text as well as a commentary by Gyaltsap Darma Rinchen, Ven. Geshe Dakpa will provide insight into this precious text on the vast vehicle of the mind.

Buddhism; Tibetan Buddhism; Philosophy; Mahayana; Maitreya; Mahayana Uttara Tantra Shastra;Meditation; Bodhicitta; Wisdom; Emptiness; Geshe Dakpa; Guru; Three Jewels; Refuge; Mind; 9 Analogies; 10 Realization

Notes

The lectures are given in Tibetan and translated into English. Please note that the translations have not been checked.

For further information, please visit Tse Chen Ling Center for Tibetan Buddhist Studies at www.tsechenling.org

Geshe Dakpa is following the text of Great Vehicle on the Sublime Continuum: Differentiating the Lineage of the Three Jewels, by Maitreya, translated by Paul Jeffrey Hopkins and Joe B. Wilson